Location
Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

The nimble, maneuverable Endeavour II expedition vessel is uniquely suited to exploring the Galapagos Islands. An open, covered top deck, sun deck and large windows in the lounge provide ample viewing space for observing the incredible wildlife and landscapes of the Galapagos.

Recently renovated, the Endeavour II accommodates 96 guests in 42 double cabins and 11 solo cabins, each offering a large window for viewing the isles as we sail past. The Endeavour II’s contemporary cabins include two single beds (some of which convert into a queen-size bed), organic cotton duvets, crisp cotton sheets, a chair and writing desk, under-bed storage space and spacious closets; while three suites also include either floor-to-ceiling or large windows, an armchair or sofa, and suite-sized bathrooms.

The dining room serves fresh, delicious cuisine infused with local flavors, with unassigned tables to create an informal atmosphere that encourages mingling with fellow travelers and naturalists. The lounge features a full-service bar and redesigned facilities where all aboard can enjoy nature films, slide shows and presentations. The Endeavour II also offers equipment for active exploration, including snorkeling gear, wetsuits for all, a Zodiac landing craft, kayaks, and a glass-bottom boat.

Room types on the Endeavor II

Category 1: Upper deck cabins at the forward face outside with a large window, two lower single beds that can convert to a queen bed, an armchair and desk, nightstands and closet. (120 square feet)
Category 2: Upper deck cabins have two lower single beds that can convert to a queen, an armchair and a large window. Cabins 224 and 225 can accommodate a third person in an upper fold-down murphy bed. Cabins 226/228 and 227/227 are interlocking with a connecting door. (130 square feet)
Category 2S: Upper deck cabins toward the bow have large window, a queen bed, an armchair and desk, nightstands and closet. Equal in size and amenities to other Category 2 cabins. (130 square feet)
Category 3: Lounge deck cabins are outside-facing with a large window, two lower single beds that can convert to a queen bed, an armchair and desk, nightstands and closet. Cabins 326 and 328 can accommodate a third person in an upper fold-down murphy bed. Cabins 315/317, 316/318 and 320/322 are interlocking with a connecting door. (135 square feet)
Category AS: One mid-ship suite on the lounge deck features two large windows, twin beds convertible to a queen, extra closet space, writing desk and arm chair and a larger bathroom. This suite and cabin 322 are interlocking with a connecting door. (188 square feet)
Category 3S: Solo cabins on the lounge deck are outside-facing with a large window, a queen bed, an armchair and desk, nightstands and closet. Equal in size and amenities to other Category 3 cabins. (135 square feet)
Category 4: Outside bridge deck cabins have a window, two lower single beds that can convert to a queen bed, an armchair and desk, nightstands and closet. Cabins 411/413 and 416/418 are interlocking with a connecting door. (135 square feet)
Category BS: Mid-ship suites on the bridge deck feature two floor-to-ceiling windows and a sofa that converts to a single bed. Two twin beds are convertible to a queen, plus there’s extra closet space, a writing desk with chair and larger bathroom. (210 square feet)
Category CS: A single suite on the bridge desk is the ship’s largest cabin, featuring two windows, separate sitting area, armchairs and a sofa that can be converted into a single bed. Twin beds are convertible to a queen, plus there’s extra closet space, a writing desk and chair, and larger bathroom. (268 square feet)